for a point of clarification about the tep program, you say you collected data. it is a curious to know if the data was disseminated, the questions or disseminated in any other language, any language other than english? >> if i may, i believe it was. but let me defer the question to julie. >> yes, the tep materials were prepared in english, spanish, and chinese. when we were developing the recommendations, we had workshops across the city providing translation in spanish, english, and chinese. in our visitation valley workshop, we also had mandarin. in our district one workshop, i believe we did just cantonese. supervisor mar: i was at its session at the jewish community center, and a number of consultants held out to make it very multilingual and very sensitive to communities. supervisor cohen: thank you, ok. >> ok, if i may, the question had been asked of -- what kind of systems have been put in place to work on improving the service? one of the things i wanted to point out, the single biggest customer complaint that we get about this service, in general, but i

muni would have recommended -- rather the tep would have recommended to muni to repair these, especially in the front. it is really problematic, especially in the morning and early afternoon. so riders are very vulnerable. how can anyone forget the video of that helpless woman who was thrown off last year. tep should do periodic trilingual oral and written input from our diverse residents said they are really serving the residents of the southeast areas. > walter paulson. ♪ i'm sitting downtown hope the minu is on time sitting downtown waiting for the t-line why don't you fix it? we have been waiting long, and i hope you fix it fast please some are even faster like you always see so i am saying to you i am sitting downtown hoping the muni t is on time sitting downtown, and i hope it comes around in it is going to be fast again on time ♪ supervisor cohen: ok, thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is joe voss. i am probably hear more as a resident than anything else. i very rarely use the t-line, because i cannot afford the extra 12-15 minutes it takes to get from my house to

there are wonderful things the men and women of this agency have put in place through tep, sf park, getting the central subway going. the foundation has been laid to spring forward. i also believe and know their are a lot of crete, hard- working, -- great, hard-working, dedicated men and women in mta to have exceptional transit expertise and knowledge they are bringing to bear every day for the people of san francisco. putting all those things together, i see no reason why we cannot have a world-class transportation system. it is incredibly exciting. i am incredibly excited about the opportunity to contribute to making that happen. i think it is infinitely possible. i think it is what's san franciscans deserve. i do want to a acknowledge both mayors lee and newsom for giving me the opportunity to come to the government on in the first place. it has been tremendously rewarding for me. i want to particularly thank the npw family, many of whom are here today. is tumbling and honoring to see you -- it is humbling and honoring to see you here today. it is incredibly motivated, confident, passion

teps of gallons of crude oil that seeped into the water way in montana. exxon mobil is promising to do whatever is necessary to clean up the mess. >>> the crowds have come back to ocean city, maryland. "the baltimore sun" reports ocean city tourism officials estimate more than 330,000 people came to the shore over the 4th of july weekend. it is estimated that the crowd grew to more than 354,000 people on independence day. many of the shops that cater to tourists say business was brisk over the weekend. >>> the mascot of a rockville restaurant resembled a chicken with its head cut off because the mascot is a chicken and its head was missing. last week, someone stole the head off the custom made chicken costume in front of the kickin' chicken. he returned it and even wrote a letter saying he was sorry. >> he apologized. we think that's really nice because he wrote a letter. you can see the letter outside. >> the restaurant has posted the apology letter on its window right alongside the mr. chicken head and all. >>> an unusual block party is taking place thi

.tied her:"they had zip ties really tight, the guys wriits weee bleeding, tte girl says they were teppingn herrface and asking where things were in the house"george says what happened here on elkins lane...means er trust, will now have to be earnnd: earned:"before i woull talk to &pcops on the corner and tell them to tell people not to sit on my stop, but now if it'' the middle of the night and nothing is going on, i'll be like is this someone trying to break into my houus?" police say thhy are stillllooking for the suspectss from today's home invasion and the ssmilar one that appennd in federal hill, jannce park fox 45 news at ten. violence in south baltimmre today --- as police now investigate 3 shootings in hours.the first --- a 19 year here on outh caree street near james streee. it happpned just before 0 a-m this morning. an hour later --- police were called to winwooddcourt and spelman road ---- wheee another man was found shot in the leg. he was ttken to a local hospital.he is expecttd to survive. the third shooting happened just after 11 a-m.police discovered a an shot here on ost

she's got a tep father that a judge ruled in 2003, when he was involuntarily committed to the hospital that had a likelihood of being a serious danger to himself and others. >> i am sure they are looking carefully at him and whether he is labeled a person of interest or not i am sure he s. he has a history of the violence toward members of his family and younger people. however, they have to look beyond that quuckly because the chances of finding a child after a certain number of hours diminish greatly. but the number of children that are missing every year is three-quarters of a million and only a hundred of them are taken by comers. jay? >> first of all. $25,000 reward that is not a good sign and they really don't have that much and they want to get to the public with information. this is a horrible case. you have to work it on multiple fronts. you have a possibility of it being a family member or run away or a stranger and you know, there are possiblies that she took. >>> and what about the fact that law enforcement was quadrupled in 24 hours. >> that is a massive manhunt. >> does t

his story teps tells of adventurous americans in the 19th century. he says not all pneers went west. it is called the greater journey, americans in paris. i'm very pleased to have david mccullough back at this table. welcome. >> thank you, charlie. i'm very glad to be back. i feel most at home. >> charlie: this table welcomes you didn't. here's what happened, i assume. mccullough wanted to spend time in paris so he said where's a story. >> nothing else. well, no, charlie, it didn't work that way. as much as i love tush able to sa it was that simple. i have been interested in paris since i was probably 15 when my older brother came back and sat at the dinner table in pittsburgh, p.a., talking about his experiences in paris. and i then went over requestmy wife rosalie in 61 -- indeed and i was then with the u. information agency. we were on our way to morocco. i was specializing in the middle east. we had never been out of the country. it was before jet travel we landed in paris after dark on a veryold februar night, raining like crazy. we checked into

now that you're an expert, tep help us put that into context. it's pretty shocking when you find that bank accounts have been hacked, accounts of politicians, murder victims. >> we should be shocked and the british public clearly are deeply shocked by the whole affair. after all, we're talking here about highly illegal activity carried out by leading british journalists on a major newspaper "the news of the world." the scandal may be spreading to some other newspapers. there is real public revulsion with regard to what is going on. the prime minister, of course, has ordered an independent inquiry into the whole affair, but i do think this has shocked the british people at this time, and we're just seeing even potentially the tip of the iceberg in terms of what is actually happening. so this is a deeply disturbing development i think for the british media. >> and one of the questions people ask -- i was asked in the supermarket the other day, don't you guys do the same thing? we have websites, celebrity gossip and do any of the publications based

>> reporter: the tep people claim to have 60 firm supporters, maybe there are another 20 or 30 in the they are not the majority of both houses. there have been senators that have been elected in the last election who also are responsible for the people, but this is a case where you should not be playing with the full faith and credit of the united states. the implications to the economy almost immediately will be devastating. and we just shouldn't go there. i had no problem with deficit reduction, i consider myself a deficit hawk, but to use the debt ceiling for this purpose, you know, could easily bring down the financial system in the ways that we wouldn't have even imagined in 2008 when we did have a crisis. jon: you're not one of those who says that, you know, if we do hit this august 2nd date without some kind of an agreement that it's going to be sort of a minor blimp -p. you think it's serious, serious stuff. >> reporter: first of all nobody knows for sure since we've never really b been in and. i don't want to take the risk and when you have the major rating agencies saying th

that -- what little has been made public, i believe that there is some real risk, including pot teppings for cleanup to become less of a -- potential -- including the potential for cleanup to become less of a priority on nuclear security. in the late 1980's d.o.e. moved the cleanup program out of the weapons program in order to provide more definition, transparency and to focus on cleanup. now d.o.e. wants to put them back together and i ask again, what is the benefit to e.m.? in d.o.e.'s own words from this past friday, and i quote, mr. chairman, the office of environmental management has made unparalleled progress in cleaning up our nation's cold war nuclear legacies at sitings across the country, end quote. yet out of nowhere they decide to throw the program into a state of flux. without sufficient answers, i can't stand idly by while the department makes the seemingly snap decision that will impact something as important and as complex as nuclear waste cleanup. so my amendment would prohibit the use of funds to move the office of environmental management under the undersecretary of n

he was a court translator for the federal court in el paso, texas, he also was a lecturer at u-tep. he had gone to juarez to get his car fixed but he was kidnapped on july 6. when his relatives didn't pay the ransom he was murdered. he was found bound with duck tape after being stabbed repeatedly. juarez is the border city of death. thousands of mexicans have been murdered there as well as several americans. rowing bandits and drug cartels rule the city. they rein terror on people through violence, racketeering, extortion, robbery and drug deals. the violence and death city is not the only border town with an atmosphere of outlawrie. other border towns such as nuevo laredo are dangerous for honest persons. violence in mexico affects the u.s. border towns with cross-border crime. including reports of americans with spanish surnames being kidnapped and held for ransom. failure to realize that crime in death city and other mexican border towns is real and expanding is to live like alice in wonderland and that's just the way it is. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gent